We are pretty cost conscious but have a ton of amenities and our op-ex isn't that high on our 4/3 2700sqft lake house.

That makes sense.They really aren't disclosures.but they make sense, because it just re-iterates the most important points that an unscrupulous investor may purposely try to hide from the seller and get into hot water.Total transparency would be the reason for these acknowledgements, not because I have a guilty conscious.

Being able to identify these components makes it possible for you to consciously build rapport in your marketing and sales efforts.Rapport is based on similarity.

That's it.Of course, they don't think all these things consciously.  

You should tell your story and be conscious of your image too."  

Could be new tax laws forcing companies to leave, an increase in crime rate, bad weather (many people have moved south in recent years to escape the cold), health or environmental factors, etc.Immigration- Just as important- what is bringing people in?

I thoroughly understand her concern as someone who also has been a tenant for years and as someone who is concerned about her health and all the negative environmental affects on it, which have real time affect on vitality, disease, and functioning. 

In CA they are talking about removing red tape to build and getting rid of environmental regulations in order to build more but we will see. 

I own an environmental consulting company and have had that certification since then.

A slumlord is someone that is consciously negligent, and if you're addressing repair requests and safety concerns then you're not being negligent.